Our newborn photography blog features sessions from the studio and on location. These posts highlight real babies, real families, and the tiny details that change faster than anyone expects. We typically photograph newborns within the first two weeks, so if you’re planning ahead, reach out before your due date.
Looking for a specific session or location?
This family's spring blooms session landed during that magical week when the magnolias were heavy with blossoms and the daffodils still held on. We tucked their newborn into a wicker basket among the yellow blooms, and she slept through the entire golden hour at the UW Arboretum.
That amber light at Sun Prairie Community Garden was the kind you can't plan for, and this newborn family made the most of every golden minute. Big brother stole the show, completely at ease and grinning ear to ear with his brand new sister in the grass beside him.
This spring botanical newborn session at our Garver Feed Mill studio turned out impossibly soft and serene. Baby slept through everything while we layered dried florals, rich earth tones, and warm studio light into every frame. Those tiny details, fingers curled in wraps, the quiet ease between mom and dad, are the moments that make newborn work so special.
This neutral palette newborn session at our Garver Feed Mill studio was pure magic: a sleeping baby, intentional textures, and those impossibly small details like eyelashes and fingernails that you'll swear you'll remember forever. Spoiler: the photos will carry those memories for you.
Deep burgundy, rich mustard, soft plum, this jewel tones palette transformed our studio into something truly special. When big brother leaned in for that perfect kiss on his sleeping sister's forehead, we knew we had something unforgettable to share with you.
Dusty rose, warm cream, and delicate florals layered into every frame of this newborn session. This baby girl was an absolute dream, and there's one moment with both moms leaning in for a kiss that completely stopped us in our tracks. See how the details came together.
